New-York tribune., 1887-12-11
svFrJCtv WONEN ABROlD.

UJllIt Jeff - Ihr iiifricfN Hrg'i'I. ..
7, T. now ten years since former Consul o the i'c
STATES in Itaiy said 10 me: American pnrc.l7 "-. M
guardians ought never To allow I'r oo Hsnec r, ~
war 3, to over md pass one tWo OF ,.r % 49, a' ~
tne case may be. in the study OF music i"i W
other professional sinsins without soihc -
relative 20 accompany Aui pi"'''l .'i' No.
they may appear respectable ia the ewes o' I''i'. i
people here" Th, same Consul t"i me % %
where grit trlts. ana ia ono ,i-r, n ~ ,,,,,t ~
had come To those either ucrleciiug or blne lSid' q"
,r RON one end OF tho United states to the other
or might stop any length ~ Tine LOT s'uIl -, A'a
purpose wlcre,e se nrsru It wit" II ia trrrnt here
and the Consuls word ~ caution ana warning "''
Bnt / wish a word Of caution and warning mis.t be
raised for the benefit of marriiccan'e N"uh- "'
Nm snnh come accompanied hy weak maternal rr1
i've who H. da7llcd by the title ana the sho" "i N"'
younger son Of some "N lahH , -rr W '1r n, III. own
money besides titles he Won ln'rr. "it '" .-,r |
r"nntrywonen and AJAX no favor OF the foreigner
Recently "A most EN- ncnt professor "I ono "' our
universtics owe. here i'f thc luIl.s =" ~ & 'H "
win her mother and had been carried away hy one OF
these n,blcmcn a.. whose affections haI s','' o
nrofessors coun,cs anI he LEFT Italy D." dropped me
pio p fr', ,I"o s1ving that neither advice. common
& e r"u ,, or at,,fidng else could prevail ltA an
American girl when the noble bee s'' ""ue' n''
aW thi. /. too trne some Of readers may have
spen an account Of the way one OF uui '"'I9"t' :"
Tuscany found in madn31se & an -, 'ne Of hose i'm,
pecunous adycnturrrs and who thcn hal nnn ir ,
M In asylum, when shr Was 10 io'c '"'''' ~ "
sonndes, person in Florence. ,,,o so,,
Ali I,han husband, are not bad men nave seen
sauna "a happy domestic relations between h'I7"'l anu
wife IA have ever seen anywhere, ana 'Ho"I' '.-o
thai there is greater domestic felicity mere man n
other Latin nation; but "a whole lhe slah'h'" VI
family life and happiness. from the very manner q! o @
,ractnC marriage L. far below that or Anglo H"N"h
cnuntries The impecunious dandlrs WIN a Iohi"h'o
noble title have found out the wchhHtS7 "l lh' =
c /, and the English girl, and they take al ~ ~.
I'm 50 noticed in the bank Of Mc-sfS ushci ~"
nm English LADY, should say of t"rhty-hNc "H"' ~
conpnnie by 90 Or. sickly looking iather was
In d,nosItIng some money. could see uiat sue M7 NV
stronger character OF the two ana person o ue's
ined will was Informed tnat sho was uehn III .'lo
yifh an Italian, but that ne womb not cone I" ""i "
un,l he had made a condition OF marriage tnhl h '
Nancy should be assigned 10 him. hs ne knew nov 10 III
vet iu Italy the best advantage. Ana 7h' t
over every cetme 10 him Not six months alIeI Hri
marriage this poor lady, from opuicnce' Wa turhei
adrf with only sufficient money 10 hlIc Ic" l"rhI7
rooms mt sorrento, AMI was applied 10 10 Ic'omi'u
person, 10 20 for pension III oder th' Shc sn
earn her living. 80, ..,,. ,-,t,,v LADY
only tIis year a respectable American WHO" lauS
rcsing here In Naples, allowed hcr7el I" pf cdiI.
awnv pv the attentions and the polite nearing to"aii
her OF an Italian gentleman. Shc cOnsuIlcu H"'o '""
one uer.on, and among others MT. thPh''9'.'' W.
reseut American Consul AMI they all III answer ~ nr'
due sion" Shall marry him f-reHpohncu ~ t' ~"
guagc of Mr. Punch's celebrated letter, Don ~ ~"N'
Inwrver of no use; she went ana did H. ana III res,
than month the scounire trie 10 strange n'I' anu
has since hearcd all IN amer OF nlsnlc- upon h'I III
one sense she was a little wiser than her inglish sl-oI
and many OF her She did not assign MN her oc'
ami hence the great ire of Mr. Impecunlous